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Future State Of Rhythm - Fsor 007 VA

Publication date: 2007-09-09

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0

Topics: electronic, idm, chill, downtempo, breaks, pop, electro, postunder, fsor, thegetplsh puppy, second mouse, italye, asymptote, the ambient society, taiga blues, nation2, humanite, t1mp, tau muon, synaecide, signalnoise, bubbleman, oood, 3x13

Future State Of Rhythm - Fsor 007 VA

ID: fsor007
Artist: VA
Title: Future State Of Rhythm - Fsor 007 VA
Date: September 2007
Format: 256kbps mp3
Length: 74:12

01. Theget – Weepo (3:29)
02. Lush Puppy – Metajet Jazz (2:34)
03. Second Mouse – Phase Construe (4:46)
04. Itayle – Rhythmichappy (3:45)
05. Asymptote – Sion’s Watchtower (6:43)
06. The Ambient Society – Black Soldier Fly (5:57)
07. Taiga Blues – What Is We? (2:19)
08. Nation2 – Jocasta (5:02)
09. Humanite – Alien Minds and Human Hearts (4:15)
10. T1mp – Released (4:26)
11. Tau Muon – Button Pusher Baby (6:26)
12. Synaecide – Disappearing Act (4:10)
13. Signal:Noise – Pattern Recognition (6:34)
14. Bubbleman vs OOOD - Sunshine_Supergirl(7:03)
15. 3x!13 – Get Used To Disappointment (6:46)

Welcome to this, our second compilation and seventh release on the Future State Of Rhythm net label. It's been about 7 months since the release of our first compilation, and with several LP's and EP's under our belt, we felt it was time to give you a snapshot of our evolving sound. When we started the label we had the dream of creating a community of like minded artists who weren't held back by the need to pander to genre or the latest musical fad and 6 releases on that goal is a reality. The tracks on this second compilation cover a wide range of genres, and no two are alike, yet they compliment each other and flow in a way that makes this compilation greater than the sum of its parts. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we've enjoyed putting it together. Please visit our website for information about our other releases.

The FSOR team.

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Theget - Weepo
This delicate piece of ambient glitch drifts gently skyward, carried on intricate beat work and subtle yet soaring synth work before opening up into a panoramic vista of sound.
www.myspace.com/getband
www.soundclick.com/theget

Lush Puppy - Metajet Jazz
A thoughtful piece of midnight jazz, this track conjures images of a nocturnal journey through a rain smeared city.
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=424905

Second Mouse - Phase Construe
A down tempo outing from the ever productive Second Mouse, Phase Construe is a finely crafted piece of electronica perfect for kicking back and relaxing at the end of a warm summer's day.
www.myspace.com/polyphonickid

Italye - Rhythmichappy
Quirky and fun, this track bounces along, powered by Italye's suburb beat programming, a cheeky Atari style melody and lush organ chords.
www.myspace.com/imsameer

Asymptote - Sion's Watchtower.
Heavily dub influenced and filled with crisp beats and Asymptote's trademark sample manipulation, Sion's Watchtower is a contemplative swathe of electronica that doesn't fail to impress.
www.myspace.com/asymptote

The Ambient Society - Black Soldier Fly
A dark and foreboding masterpiece, this dense, multi-layered track builds with spine tingling operatic female vox, epic organ chords and some fantastic beat programming to create a vivid picture in the mind.
www.myspace.com/theambientsociety

Taiga Blues – What Is We?
This short, yet emotive track fuses electro punk with 60’s blues and rock, firmly sticking two fingers up at genre classification with the same spirit as the original punk movement.
www.myspace.com/taigablues

Nation2 - Jocasta
Full of beautifully layered and constructed samples and synth work, Jocasta will transport you to wild and distant shores.
www.soundclick.com/davepugh.

Humanite - Alien Minds And Human Hearts
Utterly compelling, this slice of pure, heart rending electronica drifts along, taking you on a journey both calm and beautiful. The destination is unimportant, all that matters are the wonders seen upon the way.
http://myspace.com/nikjade

T1mp - Released (remix)
T1mp shows off his more introspective side with this beauty of a track. Soaring female vocals, lush pads and harmonies coupled with deceptively simple beat programming combine into a track that will move your heart and soul.
www.t1mp.net/

Tau Muon – Button Pusher Baby
On a more laid back tip to his usual psy-breaks sound, Button Pusher Baby is a poignant journey through places many have visited and some find hard to leave.
www.myspace.com/taumuon

Synaecide - Disappearing Act
Aggressive and relentless, Synaecide launches a no holds barred, high octane assault on your ears that will leave you battered, bruised and begging for more.
www.myspace.com/synaecide

Signal:Noise - Pattern Recognition
A track from his forthcoming LP, Pattern Recognition is Signal:Noise at his demented, genre hopping best, fusing intricate beats and breaks, sinister harmonies and soaring synth lines to create a uniquely dark track that beautifully melds acid, industrial, and dancefloor influences.
www.myspace.com/signaltonoiseratio

Bubbleman vs OOOD – Sunshine Supergirl
Both tantalisingly familiar and yet totally unique, this track will carry you aloft on wings of sunshine in a way that can’t help but make you smile.
www.oood.net/
www.myspace.com/oood

3x!13 – Get Used To Disappointment
Filled with the sadness and sorrow of parting, this lo-fi masterpiece brings this compilation to a fitting close.
www.myspace.com/3x13

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Cover art by: Teodor Tudorica

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Postunder Records - http://www.postunder.net
FSOR - http://www.futurestateofrhythm.com/

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Reviews

Reviewer: nik_jade - - June 14, 2008
Subject: LOL

isnt davis love III a golfer ? we are so awesome peeps

Reviewer: Davis Love III - - October 2, 2007
Subject: What?

When will this drug music go away? Predictable beats, old school pads and samples, it just gets whack after awhile. The best track is T1mp, and that's not saying much. It's time for some of us younger dogs to take ova da show!!!

Reviewer: The Ambient Society - - October 2, 2007
Subject: Amazing stuff!

This is a must have. Amazing eclectic nu-electronica from producers all around the world! Favorites are 2ndMouse, T1mp and Nation2!

Congrats FSOR on another fine release!

Reviewer: postunder - - September 29, 2007
Subject: many styles presented well

There are some fantastic ones over a variety of styles on this one,

synacide is probably my fav on this one, with especially great tunes from 3x!13, t1mp, and oood as well.

Reviewer: Mecctro - - September 25, 2007
Subject: Great release

Many differant styles infused into one release...

great work fsor just seems to keep improving with each new work.

Reviewer: Fudgedubnofunk - - September 21, 2007
Subject: This is GOOD ...

... and to these ears flows really well to. Track selection + ordering of trax is spot on. Great mix up of groovy music + talented artist's too. Nice one FSOR - HOORAH!

Reviewer: w2bh - - September 18, 2007
Subject: Somebody is being fucking disruptive

Hey! I did the original "boring" comments on the Fsr 001 release, it WAS me. But I never even came to check out this one. Someone created a username "w2bh ", with a space in the end, and posted this:

"Subject: even worse
than the previous release. boring stupid boring."

I don't even type like that. I always use capital letters when beggining a sentence.

You can see that I'm telling the truth, because otherwise the system wouldn't have let me type this, only edit THAT review. If you scroll down, you'll see that it's still there.

I admit to being something of an asshole on MY review of Fsr 001, but I swear I'm not using multiple accounts to troll. There's nothing I hate more that trolls.

If Electrolysis wouldn't have reviewed pst2, I wouldn't have noticed this. I'm really sad that I ended up being associated with these trolling fucks.

I requested for admins to take action in the opensource audio forums.

Reviewer: Jedi Snakola - - September 17, 2007
Subject: i dont agree

all these one star reviews seem to be some sort of attack, listeners should disregard them, first off this release isnt a album its a compilation ( though it still flows pretty well) could have a better flow to it...kinda hard to listen to all the way through....but thats beside the point....each individual track on here is very enjoyable !!! and its obvious that the respective artists put alot of thought and time into them....if you like IDM, minimal tech, jazz, trance, dub, or just want to hear somehting different, i fully reccomend this release....FSOR seems to be building quite a substantial stable of musicians keep up the good work guys

Reviewer: OOOD - - September 17, 2007
Subject: I lost

You can't dance to this.
good for sleeping though.

Reviewer: Felix the atomic clam - - September 17, 2007
Subject: No

good

Reviewer: .............9 - - September 17, 2007
Subject: Requetam

Terra mota est, etenim coeli di-
stillaverunt a facie Dei Sinai, * a
facie Dei Israel.

Pliiviam voluntariam segregabis
Deus haereditati tuae:* et infirmata
est, tu vero perfecisti earn.

Reviewer: gehtet - - September 17, 2007
Subject: Oh man

ODn't other. Sucks like bacon ice cream. Old tired synth beats, cliche 90's bullshit.

Reviewer: tegeht - - September 17, 2007
Subject: Excellent

Good variety of sound. Well done FSOR.

Reviewer: The Crimson Keeeeeeiu - - September 17, 2007
Subject: My friend is right

boring stupid
Is this fag music? It's fag music isn't it? ohly nuo to the lefy.
WHat is this supposed to be?
This sounds like someone rolling a garbage can down the stairs.

Reviewer: w2bh - - September 16, 2007
Subject: even worse

than the previous release. boring stupid boring.

Reviewer: teoo - - September 11, 2007
Subject: maturity

this second compilation is a clear sign of label maturity. the release is incredibly balanced yet flamboyant and diverse. the netlabel name reflects as a conceptual driving force perfectly in the present release. good job to everyone involved.

Reviewer: Theget - - September 10, 2007
Subject: Totally unbiased

I just downloaded this and upon listening I have to say I am extremly pleased. Definately making CDs for all my friends.

Reviewer: Electrolysis - - September 10, 2007
Subject: Some solid underground electronica

There are some really good and varied tracks on this album. Something for everyone. Good effort all around FSOR Team!

Reviewer: Humanite - - September 10, 2007
Subject: hahaha

nice.....random haters/critics...i thank both of you means were getting somewhere ~ RESPEK

Reviewer: jim jim - - September 10, 2007
Subject: The backing track

is missing. Why are there no handclaps here? We ordered them. Oh well, next time.

Reviewer: stanloas38 - - September 10, 2007
Subject: Could be good

But, sadly, it isn't. try again the drums are too soft.

Reviewer: timothyp - - September 10, 2007
Subject: very awesome

this is top notch.